N.H. Admin. Code § Arb 204.06 - Record of Hearing
(a) Oral and
written evidence and testimony presented at the hearing shall constitute the
record for the purpose of rendering the board's decision and appeal pursuant to
RSA
357-D:6.
(b) The board shall record all hearings and
shall so notify the parties.
(c)
The board shall:
(1) Retain hearing
recordings, and written decisions and orders, for at least 60 days from the
date of the final decision;
(2)
Provide copies of the information set forth in (1) above, to any person, as
required by RSA 91-A; and
(3) Make
available a true and accurate audio record of the hearing upon receipt of a
$25.00 check or money order, accompanied by a blank CD or similar item
compatible to the type of recording made. All checks shall be made payable to
the State of New Hampshire.
(d) Any person attending a hearing may tape
or otherwise record the hearing. The board, upon being advised of any person's
intention to make such a recording, shall notify all parties present of the
fact that this record is in addition to the official recording being made by
the board.
(e) Any party may
request, in writing, a transcript of the hearing no later than 60 days from the
date of the final decision. Pursuant to
RSA
91-A:4, IV, the party shall pay the cost of
providing the transcript.
Notes
#6994, eff 5-7-99; amd by #7188, eff 1-5-00; amd by #8882, INTERIM, eff 5-5-07, EXPIRES: 11-1-07; ss by 8996, eff 9-28-07
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